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Bahrain Currency Board 5 DInars banknote (First Issue)

This blue coloured five dinars note features pearl divers in their dhows. On the side with the Bahraini coat of arms are more dhows, traditional Arabic sailing ships.

You get: £6.20910

1 BHD = £1.2418200000

Bank of England 1 Pound Sterling banknote (Britannia type blue red)

The blue-red colored bill of one pound sterling features Roman goddess Britannia, armed with a trident. Text on the £1 paper note reads ‘Bank of England’.

You get: £0.92000

1 GBP = £0.9200000000

Bank of Scotland 5 Pounds banknote (1968-1969 series)

The Scottish banknote of five pounds features the roman goddesss Fortuna and a sailing ship. On the £5 note the caption reads ‘Bank of Scotland’.

You get: £4.25000

1 SCP = £0.8500000000

British Crown coin Elizabeth and Philip silver wedding anniversary (1972)

This crown coin was issued to celebrate the 25th silver wedding anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip the Duke of Edinburgh, in 1972. It has a value of 25p, a weight of 28.3 grams and a diameter of 38 millimeters.

You get: £0.18750

1 GBP = £0.7500000000

First Trust Bank 100 Pounds banknote (Mature man and woman)

This one hundred pounds sterling bill measures 163mm by 90mm. If features an elderly couple. The words ‘First Trust Bank’ are printed on the paper currency note. On the back of the olive-green colored £100 Northern Irish pound note are ships of the Spanish Armada fleet.

You get: £92.00000

1 NIP = £0.9200000000

Irish predecimal farthing coin

The farthing coin is the smallest denomination of Irish predecimal coins. The bronze 1/4d piece features a woodcock in flight on the front side and the Irish harp on the back side. It measures 20.2mm across and weighs 2.83 grams. It is the equivalent of 1/960 of an Irish pound.

You get: £0.00073

1 IEP = £0.7018200000

1 Irish Pound coin Millennium

This commemorative £1 punt coin was issued to celebrate the Millennium year 2000. It was the last Irish £1 design before the introduction of the Euro. The coin features the golden boat of the Broighter Hoard found near the Northern Irish town of Limavady.

You get: £0.70182

1 IEP = £0.7018200000

1 Japanese Yen banknote (Daikoku)

This blue-colored Japanese 1 yen banknote shows daikoku, the happy looking god of farmers, wealth and good fortune. Text on the note reads ‘Nippon Gingko’.

You get: £0.00329

1 JPY = £0.0032900000

1 Malaysian Ringgit (1st series)

The blue coloured First Series $1 Malaysian Ringgit banknote has the portrait of Tuanku Abdul Rahman, first Head of State of the Federation of Malaya. On the back side is a barking deer, Malaysia’s national symbol, in a circle with a crescent moon and star.

You get: £0.11054

1 MYR = £0.1105400000

1 Peso coin Colombia

The 1 peso coin from Colombia shows two corn cobs on both side of the denomination ‘1 peso’ on the front side. The reverse side of the $1 COP piece shows General Simon Bolivar in military uniform.

You get: £0.00004

1 COP = £0.0000400000

1 Pound banknote (Government of Cyprus)

This £1 pound banknote contains the text ‘Government of Cyprus’ and has the portrait of a young Queen Elizabeth II. The reverse side of the one pound note features the Cypriot coat of arms with two lions.

You get: £0.13667

1 CYP = £0.1366700000

10 Australian Dollars banknote (Andrew Barton Paterson)

This ten dollars note depicts Andrew Barton Paterson and Dame Mary Gilmore. On the polymer banknote a caption reads ‘Australia’. It has a see-through window.

You get: £4.87410

1 AUD = £0.4874100000

10 Brazilian Cruzeiros banknote (Getulio Vargas blue type)

The blue type of the 10 Brazilian Cruzeiros banknote, printed in 1961, shows President Getulio Vargas on the front side. The back side features the Allegory of Industry along with imagery of factories, mining, steelworks and cogs.

You get: £0.00300

1 BRB = £0.0003000000

10 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1954

The note of ten dollars – dix dollars depicts HM Elizabeth II, Head of the Commonwealth. Printed on the paper banknote is the text ‘bank of Canada – banque du Canada’.

You get: £3.54710

1 CAD = £0.3547100000

10 Centas coin Lithuania (1991-1996)

This ten centu coin from Lithuania is made of bronze. It has the Lithuanian coat of arms, Vytis, on one side, and the denomination on the other. It has a diameter of 16mm, a thickness of 1mm, and weighs 1.4 grams. It was replaced with a nickel-brass ten centu coin.

You get: £0.01332

1 LTL = £0.1332100000

10 Centimes coin Algeria (1964)

On the obverse side of the 10 centimes coin is the first emblem of Algeria which consists of 2 Algerian flags, the Hand of Fatima, and a star in a crescent moon. The reverse side of this bronze coloured coin shows the number 10 in Arabic numerals.

You get: £0.00017

1 DZD = £0.0016900000

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